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Path command
I would like to store the path of a file in a variable. I have read
the help associated with Excel but I am not clear on the use of the PATH command. I understand how to get the path of the current workbook but what I want to do is to store the path of a file (which I have obtained using the GETOPENFILENAME CODE) in a variable for later use. Any suggestions? Garry |
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